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U.s.-mexico border walking across nothing but a thin wire. 500 feet in the air. they actually did this back in january, and their harrowing politically charged endeavor is now featured in a new documentary that premieres tomorrow. the two men describes the adventure as an act of solidarity and people can come together despite political differences. this is not something you want to see in the car next to you while you're driving. the couple who spotted that driver says it looked like the car was going about 70 to 75 miles an hour with what appeared to be a driver asleep at the wheel. but it ...

Apparently of his tesla on a busy california highway. >> totally asleep. there is crazy. >> what? the couple who spotted this apparently sleeping driver said it looked like the car was going 70 to 75 miles per hour but had managed to stay in its lane. at the very end of the clip, the driver appears to wake up, put his hands on the wheel. it's not clear if the vehicle was on autopilot. i think that actually is clear because -- he's asleep. >> the car's not veering off the road into something else. >> tesla says autopilot is not the same as self-driving. maybe that's different. it was -- i don't...

More than 30 seconds as the couple traveled down the interstate around 70 miles an hour. >> out of the corner of my eye, i could see the guy in the car next to us was fast asleep. >> reporter: at the end you see the man seem to wake up and put his hands back on the wheel. abc news has not spoken to the driver in that video. in the race towards self-driving cars, current autopilot functions in cars have hit a number of speed bumps in recent years, including fatal crashes. according to tesla, you're supposed to keep your hands on the wheel at all times. including in autopilot mode. they even hav...

Leaving his baby, phoenix and luna, in the back of a hot car. his family called it a horrible accident. >> they're completely crushed by this incident. >> reporter: at least 24 children have died in hot cars on this year. on average it happens every nine days. that's why advocates are pushing the hot cars act requiring all new cars to be equipped with a safety alert system to detect the presence of a child. the hope, an added safety net for parents with many wondering why it keeps happening. >> when we're under stress or fatigued or there's a change in a routine, very easily our brains can go ...

Policy to rethink these ties. because the president has no interest in it and the rest of the government is kind of on autopilot, this is where we find ourselves. >> you know, michael steele, one of the impacts of this policy where you get the president of the united states and jared kushner gleefully selling weapons -- armaments, huge number of armaments to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates there's still an ongoing and extremely deadly war in yemen being carried on and multiple deaths, multiple destruction of homes and families are brought to you by weaponry furnished to the saudis an...